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17-Avr-2024

China releases regulations on ecological protection compensation

Chinese Premier Li Qiang signed a decree to introduce new regulations governing ecological protection compensation. These give full play to the role of cross-region management and market mechanisms.

17-Avr-2024

Shareholders file proposal for Japanese bank boards

A coalition of environmental groups filed shareholder proposals with Japan’s top three banks – Mitsubishi UFJ, Sumitomo Mitsui and Mizuho – calling for stricter board oversight of climate-related risks.

17-Avr-2024

Prada invests in sustainable aviation fuel credits

Luxury goods maker Prada announced its first investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) credits, using DHL’s “GoGreen Plus” environmentally-friendly freight programme. The total number of credits purchased has not yet been disclosed.

17-Avr-2024

Zurich stops underwriting new fossil fuel projects

Zurich Insurance has made a significant policy change, declaring that it will no longer provide new insurance underwriting for oil and gas projects.

09-Avr-2024

French Association for Negative Emissions debuts

France launched the French Association for Negative Emissions (AFEN) as a catalyst for the development of carbon dioxide removal and storage technologies in the country, mirroring the recent creation of the Deutscher Verband für negative Emissionen (DVNE) in Germany.

09-Avr-2024

IKEA Foundation commits USD 100 million to Drive Electric Campaign

The IKEA Foundation has awarded a USD100 million grant to the Drive Electric Campaign to help advance the transition to electric vehicles in Africa, Latin America and Southeast Asia, Reuters reported.

09-Avr-2024

Court bans ‘greenwashing’ adverts by Eurowings

The German regional court Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) prohibited Eurowings, an airline part of the Lufthansa Group, from advertising flights as carbon neutral when emissions are offset using credits from certain forestry conservation projects.

09-Avr-2024

SSAB to build fossil-free steel mill, slash Sweden’s CO2 emissions by 7%

Global steel company SSAB’s board of directors has announced plans to build a fossil-free steel mill in Northern Sweden, which will reduce the country's CO2 emissions by 7% and require an investment of SEK 52 billion (USD 4.9 billion.)

09-Avr-2024

Solarig to set up USD 845m sustainable aviation fuel plant

Developer Solarig has announced it is starting work on a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) plant in Spain with a production capacity of 60,000 tonnes per year, through an estimated investment of USD 845 million (EUR 780 million).

09-Avr-2024

EU ETS free allocation rules adopted

New rules on the free allocation of carbon pollution permits under the EU ETS became law last week with their publication in the Official Journal of the European Union, aligning more closely with the bloc's target of a 55% net emissions reduction by 2030.

09-Avr-2024

China State Council releases interim ETS regulation

The State Council of China released the first legal framework for carbon markets governance, effective from 1 May 2024, including penalties for falsification of emissions data and institutional support for a functional operation of China’s Emission Trading System.

09-Avr-2024

BMO updates framework for sustainable bonds

Bank of Montreal (BMO) has extended the green and social use of proceeds criteria in its Sustainable Bond Framework to include financing for nuclear energy, low-carbon fuels, electrification of major industrial processes and adaptation to climate change.

09-Avr-2024

Integrity Council reveals first carbon-crediting programs to qualify

The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market designated the first carbon-crediting programs assessed as meeting the high-integrity criteria set out in its Core Carbon Principles (CCPs). They are ACR, the Climate Action Reserve (CAR) and Gold Standard.

09-Avr-2024

New Zealand's methane targets to be independently reviewed

New Zealand's Climate Change and Agriculture Ministers announced that an independent panel of experts will review agricultural biogenic methane science and targets.

09-Avr-2024

Civitas Resources retires over 800k tCO2e from carbon projects

In one of the largest corporate retirements of the year so far, MSCI Carbon Markets’ data showed US oil and gas firm Civitas Resources retired over 800k tCO2e of credits from US energy efficiency and landfill gas projects and a Turkish hydropower plant last week, making it the sixth-largest retiree of 2024 so far. Civitas was one of the largest retirees of credits in 2023 also.

09-Avr-2024

Citi, JPMorgan, RBC to offer new climate metric after shareholder calls

Citigroup, JPMorgan and Royal Bank of Canada will disclose a new climate metric based on their ratio of financing for low-carbon energy projects compared with their financing for fossil fuel projects. As a result, New York City retirement funds have withdrawn shareholder resolutions at each bank calling for such disclosures.

09-Avr-2024

US to invest USD 20b in clean energy for low-income communities

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced its selections for USD 20 billion in grant awards aimed at ensuring that undeserved communities have access to capital for clean energy projects. Three are under the USD 14 billion National Clean Investment Fund and five under the USD 6 billion Clean Communities Investment Accelerator.

26-Mar-2024

EU Nature Restoration Law delayed again

A minority of EU members have once again prevented the adoption of legislation designed to reverse decades of ecosystem degradation and to honour a global agreement to halt biodiversity loss.

26-Mar-2024

SBTi releases updated guidance for carmakers

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) released updated guidance for land vehicles, including a new method for automakers to set 1.5°C emission reduction targets.

26-Mar-2024

Nigeria gives deadline for eco-friendly corporate reporting standards

Nigeria said it will oblige companies to disclose their eco-friendly practices and how they manage the effects of climate change in their financial reporting within four years, or face sanctions. A public-private hybrid working group also issued a roadmap for implementing those standards.


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